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polish off
1. Very unfortunate application of Communist theory in action, thus: The massacre of 15,000 Polish Officers in the spring of 1940, who had already surrendered to the advancing Soviet army
2. In April 1943, another wave of rumors began circulating over the German radio that in the Katyn forest the Russians murdered over twenty thousand Polish officers and soldiers
3. I stood there with the Polish officer, looking but not believing
4. They did not know my ethnic origin when I approached them, because I was wearing a Polish officer’s uniform
5. In the compartment next to ours there was a group of noisy, rowdy Polish officers all traveling in the same direction I was
6. Colling was half way out the office door when he asked, “Who was the Polish officer that was in the jeep?”
7. The Polish officer apparently understood him, because he asked, with a heavy accent, “Mister, where you going?”
8. The Polish officer translated, and Colling suspected his Russian was nearly as bad as his English, but the Russian officer smiled broadly
9. I still have a few leftovers that I want to polish off
10. She excused herself with the Polish officials and came to him, hugging and kissing him 803
11. But we really should polish off the rest of that beer, cuz I can't bring it back with me
12. � Stalin already had nearly 4,500 Polish officers executed in 1939 in the Katyn Forest
13. , and the categorical statement that they (the missing Polish Officers) were murdered by Soviet authorities in the Spring of 1940, the necessity has arisen that the mass graves discovered should be investigated and the facts alleged verified
14. But then she had never felt constrained in Poland nor as a Polish official outside the Kraj
15. I wasn’t even sure that I had a job there anymore and while the Polish office was running smoother it wasn’t a
16. I can’t even see them to take the polish off
17. At this Farrington told the boys to polish off that and have another
18. Druscilla, I recall, devour’d ev’ry last Cake and Sugar Bun, whereupon Evelina, who, all the while, had pouted at her Sister in Annoyance (perhaps she wisht to polish off the Buns herself), now proceeded to eat the remaining Sugar with her Teaspoon—as if in spite
19. The courtesy shop had none, so the guys bought jam jars to polish off the remains
20. Napoleon and Caulaincourt got into a covered sledge, on the box of which sat Roustan, the Mameluke, and a Polish officer, who was to be his driver